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At my university, discrete and real analysis are prerequisites for topology, so I will probably take those. As for differential geometry, I can't seem to find any courses listed with anything relevant to it. Is it possible that it's seen in other physics or math courses?

Which "advanced" math courses are needed to prepare for graduate theoretical physics? I am a first year physics student preparing my schedule for next year. I would greatly appreciate advice on what kind of math will help me prepare for graduate studies in theoretical physics. Here is a list of...